Collocations with "rapid"

64 collocations found

Categories

ADJECTIVE + NOUN(25)ADJECTIVE(2)adjective + withdrawal(1)ADJECTIVE + noun (rate of people changing)(1)ADJECTIVE + transformation(1)ADJECTIVE + succession(1)ADJECTIVE + spread(1)ADJECTIVE + shift (meaning: change)(1)ADJECTIVE + rise(1)ADJECTIVE + retreat (retreating/leaving)(1)ADJECTIVE + rate (noun: speed/frequency)(1)ADJECTIVE + promotion(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (meaning: speed)(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (movement)(1)ADJECTIVE + integration(1)ADJECTIVE + influx(1)ADJECTIVE + increase(1)ADJECTIVE + improvement(1)ADJECTIVE + identification(1)ADJECTIVE + heartbeat(1)ADJECTIVE + gain(1)ADJECTIVE + fall(1)ADJECTIVE + expansion(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (act of leaving)(1)ADJECTIVE + escalation(1)ADJECTIVE + disintegration(1)ADJECTIVE + disappearance(1)ADJECTIVE + descent(1)ADJECTIVE + depletion(1)ADJECTIVE + decrease(1)ADJECTIVE + completion(1)ADJECTIVE + climb(1)ADJECTIVE + NOUN (describing difference)(1)ADJECTIVE + build-up(1)ADJECTIVE + assessment(1)NOUN (development): ADJECTIVE + noun(1)NOUN (forward movement): ADJECTIVE + noun(1)ADJECTIVE + acceleration(1)ADVERB + ADJECTIVE(1)
rapid development

Development that happens very quickly.

development8.5
rapid decline
decline8.3
rapid expansion

Expansion that happens very quickly.

expansion8.3
rapid growth

Very quick increase.

growth8.3
rapid rate

a very high speed or frequency, often used in more formal contexts

rate8.3
rapid increase

a fast or sudden growth

increase8.0
rapid pace
pace8.0
rapid spread

a fast increase

spread8.0
rapid advance
advance7.9
rapid decrease

a reduction that happens very quickly

decrease7.8
rapid heartbeat

a more formal or medical term for a very fast heartbeat

heartbeat7.8
rapid onset

Used to describe a condition or event that begins very quickly.

onset7.8
rapid rise
rise7.8
rapid succession

Similar to 'quick', often used in more formal or written contexts.

succession7.8
rapid recovery
recovery7.7
rapid access

very fast access

access7.5
rapid ascent

Describes a quick rise in status or power.

ascent7.5
a rapid fall

A quick decrease in amount, value, or number.

fall7.5
rapid transit

A type of high-capacity public transport, such as a metro or subway.

transit7.5
rapid change
change7.4
rapid motion
motion7.4
unusually rapid

happening at a speed that is not common or expected

unusually7.3
rapid build-up

Refers to a fast increase.

build-up7.2
rapid burst
burst7.2
rapid descent

Similar to 'fast descent', often used in technical or formal contexts.

descent7.2
rapid deterioration

a fast decline in condition

deterioration7.2
rapid emergence

describes a quick appearance or development

emergence7.2
rapid erosion

Describes erosion that happens very quickly.

erosion7.2
rapid improvement
improvement7.2
rapid influx

a very fast arrival of a large number of people or things

influx7.2